HYPERVIOLENCE delves into the inner conflict of a mind torn between opposing identities and self-doubt, driven by a fear of being seen and judged in a society obsessed with perception.

At its core, the album is a battle between two contrasting personalities—one timid, seeking only to spread love and compassion, and the other bold, unafraid, and opportunistic, fuelled by a cynical view of the world. These personalities hate each other but can’t exist without one another, representing the tension between growth and the struggle to reconcile our contradictions.

This narrative embodies a metaphor for personal evolution: one personality is young, self-absorbed, and unburdened by life’s weight, while the other is older, wiser, and more attuned to the complexities of life.

HYPERVIOLENCE takes the listener on a journey of acceptance—of strength and vulnerability, of self and other. It’s a reflection on the reality that everything and nothing matters, yet all of it is integral to who we become.